Figure  37:  Phonebook  Csv  File  Format; Figure  38:  Ldap  Phonebook  After  Import - Grandstream Networks UCM6510 User Manual

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The   file   to   be   imported   must   be   a   CSV   file   with   UTF-­8   encoding.   Users   can   open   the   CSV   file   with  
Notepad  and  save  it  with  UTF-­8  encoding.  
 
Here  is  how  a  sample  file  looks  like.  Please  note  "Account  Number"  and  "Phonebook  DN"  fields  are  
required.  Users  could  export  a  phonebook  file  from  the  UCM6510  LDAP  phonebook  section  first  and  
use  it  as  a  sample  to  start  with.  
 
The  Phonebook  DN  field  is  the  same  "Phonebook  Prefix"  entry  as  when  the  user  clicks  on  "Add"  to  
create  a  new  phonebook.  Therefore,  if  the  user  enters  "phonebook"  in  "Phonebook  DN"  field  in  the  
CSV  file,  the  actual  phonebook  DN  "ou=phonebook,dc=pbx,dc=com"  will  be  automatically  created  by  
the  UCM6510  once  the  CSV  file  is  imported.  
 
In  the  CSV  file,  users  can  specify  different  phonebook  DN  fields  for  different  contacts.  If  the  phonebook  
DN  already  exists  on  the  UCM6510  LDAP  Phonebook,  the  contacts  in  the  CSV  file  will  be  added  into  
the  existing  phonebook.  If  the  phonebook  DN  doesn't  exist  on  the  UCM6510  LDAP  Phonebook,  a  new  
phonebook  with  this  phonebook  DN  will  be  created.  
 
The  sample  phonebook  CSV  file  in  above  picture  will  result  in  the  following  LDAP  phonebook  in  the  
UCM6510.  
 
As  the  default  LDAP  phonebook  with  DN  "ou=pbx,dc=pbx,dc=com"  cannot  be  edited  or  deleted  in  
LDAP  phonebook  section,  users  cannot  import  contacts  with  Phonebook  DN  field  "pbx"  if  existed  in  the  
Firmware  Version  1.0.2.5  
 
Figure  37:  Phonebook  CSV  File  Format  
Figure  38:  LDAP  Phonebook  After  Import  
 
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